Bridal Shower for Rebecca Caveness in Asheboro
Miss Rebecca Caveness was honored at a floating shower hosted by Mrs. J H Wrape and guests from Asheboro Route 3. About 125 attendees celebrated the bride elect, who will wed David Kenneth Parsons in March, with corsages, luncheon, desserts, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Rebecca Caveness
J. H. Wrape
Jo Carol
Jewel Williams
Wrape
Miss Williams
Alton H. Caveness
Everett Neal Parsons
Vernie Pickett
Community Club Guests Discuss Europe Trip and Local Events
Dr Henry Jordan spoke at the Sorosis club meeting in Cedar Falls detailing Europe travels and North Carolina business ties with Governor Hodges team. Mr and Mrs John R Ingram hosted a dinner and bridge party for the Clarks before they move to Monroe. prizes went to Mrs Hugh Fitzpatrick and Sam Burrow. The Musical Arts Club heard a program on instruments by Mrs J Harold Campbell and Joseph Fields with a trombone solo and hymn background by Dorrce Waters.
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Henry Jordan
Cedar Falls
Sorosis Club
E. N. Knott
Jordan
Hodges
Europe
North Carolina
Joe Ross Jr
Clarence Crawford
John R. Ingram
Richard Clark
Clarks
Monroe
Clark
Hugh Fitzpatrick
Sam Burrow
Valentine
Musical Arts Club
J. Harold Campbell
Joseph Fields
Asheboro High School
E. C. Bailey Jr
Robert Wood
E. V. Williamson
Campbell
Fields
Mr. Fields
Howard Hanson
Dorrce Waters
Katherine Bates
Asheboro club backs county on placing developmentally disabled
The Asheboro Junior Woman's Club pledged full support to Randolph County officials in moving mentally developmentally disabled residents from the County Home to proper state institutions. Discussions covered Caswell-Murdock-Butner and County Home committee efforts and future steps.
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Asheboro
Charles J. Bossong
Randolph County
Max Redding
Caswell-Murdock-Butner
Richard Kemp
Adam Beck
Harold Briles
William Young
Mebane
Bossong
William Ward
Walter Ward
William Baker
Asheboro Junior Woman's Club Hosts Lunch for New Officers
Mrs. Jerry Ward entertained Asheboro’s newly elected executive board of the Junior Woman's Club with a Saturday luncheon at the Asheboro County Club. The two course meal was served to officers including Mrs. Walter Gordon first vice president Mrs. Adam Beck second vice president Mrs. John R. Ingram recording secretary Mrs. Eddie Allen corresponding secretary Mrs. Marvin Caviness treasurer and Mrs. Merle.
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Jerry Ward
Asheboro
Dear Ann Landers Tips on Sleep Assaults and Gift Complaints
A reader asks about wives whose husbands dream of his brother and hit during sleep. Ann advises not overreacting to junk gifts from a wealthy aunt who buys damaged items as bargains. Another letter suggests limiting teen daily after school dating to Fridays and Saturdays, with guided limits and family rules.
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Ann
O. K
Leonard
Goodwill Industries
Dear Ann Landers column on a shy girl's controlling boyfriend
A reader describes Louisa a shy student who began dating a 17 year old boy five months ago. He now dominates her life driving her home after school and they sit together, raising concerns about control and healthy boundaries.
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Ann Landers
Louisa
New Officers to Be Installed in May
Kelley acts as parliamentary referee and Mrs. Clary Weston serves as chaplain while Mrs. Ward becomes the new president. Luncheon plans for the 1960-61 year were discussed after the meeting, with installation of officers scheduled for May.
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T. Kelley
Clary Weston
Ward
Bride Elect Miss Burgess Honored at Franklinville Shower
Miss Rachel Burgess received a pink carnation corsage from hostesses Mrs Frances Nance Miss Rebecca Burgess and Mrs Ray Brown at a Friday evening shower held at the honoree's grandmother Mrs Carson Smith's home in Franklinville. Punch and party delicacies were served.
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Rachel Burgess
Frances Nance
Rebecca Burgess
Ray Brown
Carson Smith
Franklinville
Miss Burgess
Punch
Ann Landers Advice Offer on Necking Book Let
The column promotes a book let by Ann Landers titled Necking and Petting And How Far To Go. Readers are urged to mail 20 cents and a large self addressed stamped envelope to receive guidance on relationship boundaries.
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Ann Landers
Van Rie Murder Trial Goes Into Recess
Dutch radio operator Willem van Rie faces a first degree murder case in Boston after six days of testimony on the death of Lynn Kauffman 23 aboard a Singapore to Boston freighter. The all male jury rested for Washingtons Birthday as examiner Luongo testified that Kauffman was beaten kicked dragged and found on a Boston harbor island.
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Boston
Willem van Rie
Washington
Singapore
van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
Orient
Massachusetts South Shore
Michael A. Luongo
The Mature Parent and the Adolescent Dilemma
An article probes teen angst faced by modern youths asking how to live with heavy pressures and grownup inconsistencies. It lists worries about college, political hypocrisy, global violence, faith, and trust in adults while seeking guidance.
Don’t Skip Face Cleansing Before Bed Nightly Reminder
No matter how weary you are do not skip washing your face before bed Old makeup clogs pores and can cause blemishes It only takes a few minutes to wash and avoid trouble by cleaning now
Wreck Fatal To Girl At Asheboro
A 16yearold Asheboro girl Kay Ann Freeman died of head injuries after a late Saturday wreck at N C 902 and U S 64. Her father Joseph Freeman 42 and Patricia Judd 15 were seriously injured. The tractor truck driver Ervin Potts 38 was not charged. Funeral services were to be held at Ether Christian Church.
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Kay Ann Freeman
Randolph County Hospital
Patricia Judd
Asheboro
C. 0. Moore
N. C
U. S. 64
Freeman
Ervin C. Potts
Route 3
Lexington
Potts
Ether Christian Church
Dolan Talbert
Bob Hultman
Ricky
Tony Freeman
K. G. Freeman
Star
S. H. Freeman
Case Of Foaming Water Solved
The Public Health Service says household detergents cause foaming tap water, not currently dangerous. Foaming appears in wells and some drought era streams. eight tenths of a part detergent per 150000 gallons can create foam, with synthetic detergents resisting treatment and serving as a warning to check for other pollution.
Sunday School Teacher Dies In Class In Perkasie
Bertha Crouthamel instructed her Bible class of 55 women at the United Church of Christ in Perkasie when she suddenly slumped and died. A doctor attributed the cause to a heart attack.
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Perkasie
Bertha Crouthamel
United Church of Christ
DeMolays Hold State Meeting in Thomasville
About 250 members of the Order of DeMolay attended a statewide meeting at the Civic Center in Thomasville. Robert J. McEwen of Charlotte received the Legion of Honor award from the Supreme Council, presented by Oscar F. Hege. State Master Counselor Buddy Kemp presided. Sam Harris led the Boyles Memorial Chapter with others including Dad James Badgett and Rudolph Hiatt. Local Masonic lodge and Mothers' Circle provided lunch. The next state meeting is set for High Point August 7-10.
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Thomasville
Order of DeMolay
Robert J. McEwen
Charlotte
Legion of Honor
Supreme Council of DeMolay
Oscar F. Hege
Winston-Salem
Buddy Kemp
Reidsville
Boyles Memorial
Sam Harris
Dad” James Badgett
Rudolph Hiatt
Masonic Lodge
Mothers’ Circle
High Point
Davidson Assn For Handicapped Names Slate
Mrs Dean Workman and James Brewer both of Thomasville were elected secretary and vice president of the Davidson County Association for the Mentally Handicapped. Other officers named at the Lexington meeting include Frank Terrell of Levine’s as president and Leslie Wooten of Lexington as treasurer.
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Thomasville
Dean Workman
James Brewer
Davidson County Association For the
Lexington
Frank Terrell
Levine
Leslie Wooten
Shrinking Dress Riddle Recounts Cleaning Misfire
A letter to Mrs F E N explains repeated dress cleaning left the garment shrunken. The note clarifies water not used for washing as the cause and hints at a second factor.
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Clyde Phillips
C. H. Caveness
Miss Rebecca Caveness
Ray Craven
George Lassiter
Vernon Collins
Charlotte Allen
Doyl Williams
Ora Johnston
Mary Brunes
Troy Hackett
Ph Jordan
Calvary Methodist Church
China
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Richard Turner
Don Jordan
A. B. Asbill
Tact BN
PLA
Nape
Aia
Abe Jalousie Co
W. Lee St
Greensboro
N.C
Peewee
K.P
Beas
Raleigh
Boston Harbor
Mom
Pop
Attila the Hun
Hitler
South Africa
Russia
Israel
Little Rock
Charles van Doren
Beauty
Riviera
West End
English ST
Miss Freeman
Joseph A. Freeman
Tee
Council of Deliberation
Philco
Maytag
RCA
Appliance CO
S. Wrenn
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
S. Main St
Nash
Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main St
F.E.N
Ign Point
N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc
Green and Guild
N. Wrenn
High Point Laundry
Centennial Ave
Martin Dry Cleaning CO
Pine ST
Main
N. Main
TEL
Star Cleaners
Tucker's Dry Cleaning CO
E. Green
Vogue Cleaners
N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners. Inc
Rae Nd
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